Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding accomplishments as noted:
Global Issues Problem Solving (GIPS) Team competition
Junior Division (grades 4-6):
*Finishing in second place (out of 30 teams competing):
Amelia Beddow (6th grade, CMS)
Victoria Kurdyumov (6th grade, CMS)
Michelle Li (4th grade, RLE)
Dane Stensland (6th grade, CMS)
Middle Division (grades 7-9):
*Finishing in first place (out of 25 teams competing):
Lauren Couillard (7th grade, CMS)
Kaiza Haque (7th grade, CMS)
Christopher Meng (7th grade, CMS)
Greta Panait (8th grade, CMS)
*Finishing in second place (out of 25 teams competing):
Allison Athman (8th grade, CMS)
Evan Baker (8th grade, CMS)
Spencer Ekstrom (8th grade, CMS)
Meghan Smude (8th grade, CMS)
Senior Division (grades 10-12):
Finishing in fourth place (out of 20 teams competing):
Kelly Couillard (10th grade, CHS)
Solveig Stensland (10th grade, CHS)
Nina Vang (10th grade, CHS)
Madeline White (10th grade, CHS)
Global Issues Problem Solving (GIPS) Team competition – Oral Presentations
Junior division (grades 4-6):
Finishing in third place (out of 30 teams competing):
Amelia Beddow (6th grade, CMS))
Victoria Kurdyumov (6th grade, CMS)
Michelle Li (4th grade, RLE)
Dane Stensland (6th grade, CMS)
Middle Division (grades 7-9):
Finishing in second place (out of 25 teams competing):
Allison Athman (8th grade, CMS)
Evan Baker (8th grade, CMS)
Spencer Ekstrom (8th grade, CMS)
Meghan Smude (8th grade, CMS)
Finishing in third place (out of 25 teams competing):
Marcie Baker (8th grade, CMS)
Madison Ekstrom (6th grade, CMS)
Maxine Koshiol (6th grade, CMS)
McKendra Long (8th grade, CMS)
Senior Division (grades 10-12):
Finishing in fourth place (out of 20 teams competing):
Kelly Couillard (10th grade, CHS)
Solveig Stensland (10th grade, CHS)
Nina Vang (10th grade, CHS)
Madeline White (10th grade, CHS)
Community Problem Solving Team Competition
Senior Division (grades 10-12):
*Finishing in first place with their project titled, “Stress is a Mess!” which addresses teenage stress and assists in ways to help CHS teens better cope with stress:
Bailey Arman (10th grade, CHS)
Kelly Couillard (10th grade, CHS)
Solveig Stensland (10th grade, CHS)
Nina Vang (10th grade, CHS)
Madeline White (10th grade, CHS)
Scenario Writing:
Junior Division (grades 4-6):
*Finishing in first place:
Victoria Kurdyumov (6th grade, CMS) with her story, “Make a Difference”
Middle Division (grades 7-9):
*Finishing in first place:
Kaiza Haque (7th grade, CMS) with her story, “Hope Within Sight”
Finishing in second place:
*Christoper Meng (7th grade, CMS) with his story, “Do you want to live forever?”
* Signifies qualification for International Competition to be held June 11-14 at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa where they will compete against teams from 16 countries and approximately 35 states.